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La Alacena de Francis – Review
At the intersection of Andalusian and Russian cuisines, La Alacena de Francis offers up inspired and simply cooked dishes. The passionate owner will guide you through your meal. Read more
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Metiz – Review
Metiz, one of Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2023, serves up an exciting and dizzying rotation of dishes featuring Filipino ingredients and flavours. Read more
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Assa – Review
With friendly, efficient service and great value, Assa serves up dependable Korean delights in a Central Soho location. Read more
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Elemento – Review
Elemento showcases Portuguese ingredients and the concept of “firedining” – all dishes are cooked, baked, or smoked using wood fire. Read more
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Bare Bistro – Review
Bare Bistro is a friendly neighbourhood quick-serve joint with hearty breakfast/lunch dishes and scrumptious sourdough-based baked goods. Read more
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Angle – Review
Angle is an elegant, yet playful two Michelin star restaurant in the heart of Barcelona. Local ingredients, innovative techniques, and global flavours come together for a culinary adventure. Read more
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Le Trousseau d’Or – Review
Local restaurant serving simple, quality French classics as well has creative homemade food. Warm service and comfortable surroundings add to the charm. Read more
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Bolhão Wine House, de Hugo Silva
Canned sardine tasting in a historic Portuguese market. Stop by for a few morsels and a glass of wine. Read more
